Best Brunch In Covent Garden

Though Covent Garden may be associated with evening activities like theatre and drinks, this Central London hotspot has got plenty to offer all day long. This neighbourhood is a great place to kick off your day, and what better way to do it than with a hearty meal?

We've picked out all the top spots to find plates piled high with eggs or pancakes, and maybe even a cocktail or two as well. Read on to discover the very best brunch Covent Garden has to offer, from cute cafes to sophisticated restaurants.

Best Covent Garden Brunch

Last edited by Kiera Chapman

Last updated on 9th July 2025




The Breakfast Club Seven Dials

  • Address: 55 Neal Street, WC2H 9PJ
  • Best for: greasy spoon-style classics

A small but mighty brunch destination, The Breakfast Club brings the old-school charm of a greasy spoon alongside an extensive menu of classic and innovative dishes. This intimate venue is filled with comfy booths, wooden panelled walls and low lighting, and you'll often find queues snaking out the door - it's that popular.

From 'Caf Classics' like a full English to avocado, egg and cheese burgers or stacks of blueberry pancakes, there's all sorts to choose from here. They offer some great value deals too, including sharing pancakes and two glasses of prosecco for just £16.

The Big Game Brunch

@ Bat & Ball Covent Garden on Various dates from Saturday 12th July 2025

  • Address: 50 Earlham Street, WC2H 9LJ
  • Best for: pizza enthusiasts 

If you're after a high-energy brunch in Covent Garden, Bat & Ball's Weekend Brunch Social delivers with bottomless pizza, prosecco or beer, and one hour of game time included. From karaoke and darts to shuffleboard and ping pong, this brunch is designed for groups who want more than just a sit-down meal. Two sessions run every Saturday and Sunday, making it an ideal weekend pick for friends or small celebrations.

Browns Brasserie & Bar Covent Garden

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  • Address: 82-84 St Martins Lane, WC2N 4AA
  • Best for: a classy brunch in elegant surrounds

A sophisticated spot in the heart of the West End, Browns Brasserie & Bar is one for fans of a classy British brunch. Expect high ceilings and ornate wooden furnishings, with a long bar serving elegant cocktails if you're after a more boozy affair.

Devour plates of lobster benedict, scrambled eggs and smoked salmon or berries and cherries buttermilk pancakes, washed down with a mango and pineapple smoothie or a bellini. Plus, they offer bottomless brunches from £43 per person.

All Bar One Covent Garden

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  • Address: 19 Henrietta Street, WC2E 8QH
  • Best for: affordable brunch and cocktails

A laid-back destination within walking distance of many top attractions, All Bar One's Covent Garden outpost is a perfect pick. They've got a number of affordable options, such as two dishes for £20 before midday or a 90-minute bottomless brunch for £38 per person.

Whether you're in the mood for cinnamon and glazed peach French toast, shakshuka baked eggs or the ultimate bacon sandwich, you can wash it down with a refreshing Hugo spritz or strawberry daquiri.

Balthazar

  • Address: 4-6 Russell Street, WC2B 5HZ
  • Best for: fancy French fare

Looking for a Saturday brunch in Covent Garden? Open from 10am on weekends, Balthazar can be found in the heart of the West End. Step into this refined restaurant to discover dark leather seating, warm lighting and crisp white linen tablecloths, alongside a menu of elegant French dishes.

As well as artisan pastries, breads and cakes made in-house in their boulangerie next door, there are a whole load of cooked meals to tuck into. Think croque monsieur, caramelised banana waffles or even lobster mac and cheese.

Gaucho Covent Garden

  • Address: 8-9 James Street, WC2H 8BH
  • Best for: succulent cuts of Argentinian meat

You may know Gaucho best for it's sizzling Argentinian steaks, but this classy restaurant also whips up some of the best brunch in London's Covent Garden. This sultry space is decked out in red interiors and plush booth seating, inspired by Latin American culture and cuisine.

They serve traditional breakfast options like eggs benedict and avocado on toast, or you can push the boat out and order delicately marbled ribeye steaks or sharing cuts of chateaubriand. The brunch menu is available from 11am to 4pm, with wagyu martinis or a strawberry negroni on the side.

Dishoom Covent Garden

  • Address: 12 Upper St. Martin's Lane, WC2H 9FB
  • Best for: an Indian twist on brunch

Taking its inspiration from the original cafes of Bombay, Dishoom is a beloved Indian restaurant with a location in the heart of Covent Garden. it flaunts an open kitchen, white walls and wooden panelling, illuminated by low hanging lights.

They serve a modern twist on traditional Indian fare, with brunch served until 11.45am. Munch on everything from bacon naan rolls to spiced scrambled eggs with grilled tomatoes and Parsi omelettes.

Abuelo

  • Address: 26 Southampton Street, WC2E 7RS
  • Best for: a unique fusion menu in a friendly setting

Open from 8.30am on weekdays and 9am at the weekend, Abuelo is a great shout for early risers. This relaxed venue blends Australian and South American cuisines to create a unique brunch menu, served alongside specialty coffee in a homely environment.

You'll find warm, earthy tones in the decor, with large tables that make you feel like you're in someone's kitchen - and there's even outdoor dining space too. Dig into the likes of truffle mushroom toasties, banana bread topped with vanilla ricotta and a full Bondi breakfast.

Buns & Buns Covent Garden

  • Address: 5 Covent Garden Piazza, WC2E 8RA
  • Best for: eggs cooked any way you like

Though their main menu may be made up of Asian-inspired dishes, you'll find some scrumptious egg-based plates here in the mornings. 5 Buns & Buns is a cool, modern restaurant within the market area, with counter seating and large windows that look out over the surrounding area.

Work your way through a menu of truffle and mushroom fried eggs and salmon royale benedict, or keep it light with a pain au chocolat. Choose between fresh juice, coffee or a Miso Mary - a spicy twist on the classic cocktail.

Viola's

  • Address: 38A Tavistock Street, WC2E 7PB
  • Best for: Instagrammable plates

A place that will fuel your Instagram feed just as much as your stomach, Viola's is a stunning restaurant fronting pretty pink decor, comfy velvet seating and an abundance of flowers. Stop off here for an aesthetic brunch, served right through to 5pm.

Their beautifully presented dishes range from hot honey burrata on toasted sourdough to lobster bao buns and tiramisu French toast. And if you've got room afterwards, we recommend trying their fresh doughnuts.

Caravan Covent Garden

  • Address: 30-35 Drury Lane, WC2B 5RH
  • Best for: budget-friendly bites in a pretty venue

With both breakfast and brunch menus meaning that you can get your fix from 7am to 4pm, Caravan is found inside a beautifully restored, Grade II-listed Grain Store. This gorgeous space is filled with natural light, and guarantees a welcoming atmosphere throughout the day.

There's so much to choose from here, but some of our favourites include vanilla pancakes with poached strawberries, chorizo and potato hash and maple sesame granola. Also, a number of dishes come in at under £10.